What is the Digital Services Act (DSA)?
It is a regulation of the European Union (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) that sets rules for digital services, aiming to protect users, combat illegal content, and enhance transparency online.When did the DSA start applying?
The regulation entered into force on 16 November 2022. Most obligations became fully applicable in February 2024.Which types of digital services does it apply to?
It applies to intermediary online services, platforms such as social networks, marketplaces, search engines, and hosting services.What are some key obligations introduced by the DSA for platforms?
A mechanism for reporting illegal content (“flagging”).
Protection of users’ rights, including the ability to appeal content management decisions.
What are the benefits of the DSA for users?
Stronger protection of fundamental rights (e.g. personal data, freedom of expression).
Easier reporting of violations/illegal content and better information about their rights.
What are the consequences of non-compliance with the DSA?
Sanctions must be “effective, proportionate, and dissuasive.” These may include financial penalties, orders for temporary suspension of access, or other enforcement measures by national authorities and the Commission.What does this mean for me as an organizer?
As part of the directive, all organizers selling through our platform must verify their company details. This ensures transparency and benefits both organizers and customers.What do I need to do?
You will need to upload the required documents verifying your company details [here]. Once verified, your company information will be visible in your Teller profile.What happens if I don’t provide this information?
Without verifying these details, you will not be able to continue publishing or selling tickets through our platform.
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